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Radical Hope Radio RADical Hope Foundation
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RADical Hope Radio was created to share some of what we’re doing at RADical Hope and the lessons we’ve learned. The ultimate goal of the show is to generate conversation that will help people feel connected by exchanging stories, ideas and advice.
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Ep.19 A Conversation with The Mental Matchup
On this episode of RADical Hope Radio, Lucy is talking to Kat Zempolich from The Mental Matchup podcast, powered by Morgan's Message. They discuss college athlete mental health, learning to ask for help and realizing that you are not alone.
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Ep.18 A Conversation with Zach Gottlieb and Katie Hood
On this special edition of RADical Hope Radio, one of our RADical Hope ambassadors, Zach Gottlieb, sits down with One Love CEO Katie Hood. They discuss all things relationships and mental health.
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Ep.17 A Conversation with Zach Gottlieb and Guy Winch
This episode of RADical Hope Radio is hosted by Zach Gottlieb, a previous guest on the podcast and a teen mental health advocate. Zach is talking to Guy Winch , a psychologist, author, TED speaker and host of the "Dear Therapists" podcast. They discuss why breakups are so painful, ways to heal yourself after a breakup and how closure comes from within.
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Ep.16 A Conversation with Alexander Kafka
On this episode of RADical Hope Radio, Liz Feld is joined by Alexander Kafka, A senior editor for The Chronicle of Higher Education. They discuss Alex's recent report, Building Students’ Resilience-Strategies to Support Their Mental Health, the challenges facing college students today and so much more.
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Ep. 15 A Conversation with Jerry McKinstry
On this episode of RADical Hope Radio, Lucy is talking to Jerry McKinstry who is the Director of Public Affairs for Pace University in Westchester
County. They discuss our college program, changing college campuses and mental health tools for life. -
Ep.14 A Conversation with Bipolar Writes
On this episode of RADical Hope Radio, Lucy is talking to Tatyana from the Instagram account "Bipolar Writes." They discuss Tatyana's own mental health journey, stigma, and the importance of advocating for yourself.